Patrick Owens works for Acushnet, no blog yet. Poo poo on him.
Jon Udell
Jon lives in Keene, NH. Nice. We had lunch there on our way somewhere a couple months ago.
Flash and Web-Based Applications (Alertbox Nov. 2002)
Flash and Web-Based Applications (Alertbox Nov. 2002): “Most current Web-based applications are ephemeral and must be immediately understandable or users will fail. Usability requirements for Web applications are far stricter than they ever were for traditional software. “
Snowing…
Supposed to get up to 12 inches of snow tonight! Woohoo!
Mike Cane’s 2003 Palm OS Predictions
Ootips – Object Orientation Tips
Ootips – Object Orientation Tips: The purpose of ootips is to allow developers to keep up-to-date with object oriented technologies, without having to read through high volume, low signal-to-noise sources.
ScreenweaverMX
ScreenweaverMX: extends the traditional Flash capabilities. It provides you with a toolset to produce rich client desktop applications. Our target audience are Flash MX developers and Win32 programmers.
Are Rich Clients Taking Off or Tanking?
Great commentary on Oreillynet entitled “Are Rich Clients Taking Off or Tanking?”
WA PayPal eCommerce Snap-ins for Flash MX
WA PayPal eCommerce Snap-ins for Flash MX … “.. are the quickest and easiest way to add eCommerce payment and shopping cart functionality to your Flash movies and applications”
Cool apps..
From StevenBerlinJohnson.com:
· TinderBox: a ‘personal’ content management system, maybe the child of Groove and a blog. By the way, have you checked out Groove? I’m really impressed. The application has almost everything in it that I do with various web applications we use internally at work (ie: project management, document review, design comp review, IM, discussion, sketching, note taking, meetings, shared whiteboard…), I tried to get some sparks flying at work about it but no one bit… plus it *hogs* memory.
· connectedland: an interesting essay on convergence of computer and device and the implications that convergence brings our society
· freegorifero: another interesting blog
and I’m not sure why I find this amazing, but isn’t it cool that you can comment and presumably communicate with a guy like Steven Johnson via his blog? It’s one thing to read someone’s book, it’s another to read their book and then be able to read what their thinking about AND shoot’em an email (or a comment) if you think they’re way off. Pretty cool.